Three Faiths, One Root

Three Faiths, One Root: A Comparative Study of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
A landmark exploration of three of the world's most influential religions-united by heritage, distinguished by doctrine, and deeply relevant to our times.
Over 4 billion people across the globe follow Judaism, Christianity, or Islam. These faiths, collectively known as the Abrahamic religions, share a spiritual ancestry that begins with the prophet Abraham, yet they have grown into distinct civilizations, theologies, and moral frameworks. In an era defined by both interconnection and religious misunderstanding, the need for deeper knowledge has never been more pressing.
Three Faiths, One Root is a comprehensive and balanced comparative study of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam-designed for readers of all backgrounds. It approaches each religion with scholarly depth and respectful neutrality, examining them through a consistent structure that enables both individual appreciation and meaningful comparison.
Across three well-structured parts-each devoted to one faith-this book explores:

• The historical evolution and foundational moments of each religion
• Sacred scriptures and theological doctrines
• Worship practices, festivals, and religious law
• Denominations, sects, and modern movements
• Encounters with modernity and global impact
• Common ethical teachings and interfaith possibilities

• Students and teachers of religious studies, theology, or philosophy
• Interfaith professionals, clergy, and dialogue groups
• Readers seeking clarity in times of spiritual or cultural conflict
• Anyone interested in understanding the roots and relevance of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam in today's world